Northwest Arkansas Times from Fayetteville, Arkansas • Page 2

MOttimXUT MKANMf TMM, IM1 Daily Calendar of Events Tonight Nival RtMrve Kledronlcl Company 1-8 drill, armory, Eaton Building, DaiU Sigma, Hugh Kiocaid, 7:30 Kappa Alpha Phi, IS Xut Rock, 7:30 Mil Volunteer Air Force Reserve Training Squadron, 7:30 Army KtHerve, 112H West Cuter, 7:30 I. p. O. IOOF Hall, Thursday Rotary Club, Washington Hotel, 12 Mildred Lte Chapter, U. D.

Mrs. P. L. Hathcock, 2:30 Shamrock Club, Henry Shreve, 2:80 limlly Supper, Country Club, .7 Baldwin Commandiry Four, Masonic Hall, 7:50 American Legion Auxiliary, Legion Hut, 7:30 Unlwiity Lodge, U. Masonic Hall, 7:30 Chapter PEO, MM.

Viola Kerr, 7:30 Brooks-Kirby Vows Pledged Bcntonvillt -(Special)- i Aobbie Joyce Kirby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frad Kirby, Bentonville, became the bride of Rob- eft O. Brooks, ijsrMaf Mr. and H.

0. September 11, at I p. m. The ceremony was performed at (he CMttrton Methodist Church, with the Rev. Charlts Wages, pastor, 'dfficlttlng.

Olven in marriage by her father, tin bridt was attired In a itrtet length of winter tnd won black accoioriM. Her corsage was of red Mrs. Arnold Chastaln, matron honor, was dresied In pile biut faille with black tht bride- groom best man. Miss Sally Dt Lauis, pianist, played traditional wedding music preceding ind following the ceremony. After a brief wedding trip to New Orleans, Mr.

and Mrs. will be at home In Taft, Texas, where he Is employed. Maxwells Observe Birthdays At Dinner Birthdays of Mr. and Mrc. S.

A Maxwell was observed Sunday with a dinner at th.lr home in the Parksdale Addition. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hawkins, Mrs Sabrlna Htwklni, Mr, and Mrs 3. N.

Hawkins, and son, Mr and Mrs. A. L. Stover, Mr, and Mrs, Bill Stover and ion, and Mr. and Frank Maxwell and ions.

To Wed This Month DENNIS THI MINACE Mr. and Mrs. H. Claire Weiss of Howe, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Lt. Mary Lou Weiss, to Lt.

Kenneth D. Hester son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hester, of Baldwin. Lt.

Weiss and Lt letter are presently serving with he 801st Medical Air Evacuation Squadron in the Far East Air orce. She Is a graduate of Scott 4igh School in Howe, and Memorial School of Nursing In South Bend. After entering the Air Force in April, 1081, she attended Flight Nurses' School in Mont, gomery, Ala. Lt. Weiss Is now serving as a flight nurse in Japan and flies, regularly on patient- evacuation flights from Korea.

Lt. Hester has served with the 801st Medical Air Evacuation Squadron since August, 1991, and is now stationed in Korea as air liaison officer to the Korean Zone Army burgeon. Prior to his Korean assignment he had duty with the squadron in Japan. Lt. Hester is a graduate of Fay- ctteville High School and the University of Kansas City College of Pharmacy.

The wedding at Tach- Ikawa Air Base, Japan, will be on October 26. Miss McGehee Engaged To Thomas E. Boyd Bentonvill. -(Special)- Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert McOehw, of Gentry, announce the and ap- proachlnf marriage of their daughter, Louetta, to E. Boyd, of Mr. and Edwin Boyd, 904 West Central. The bride-elect Is a student at Bentonvllle High School, where she in her senior year. Mr.

Boyd graduated front Ben- tonvill. High School in and a year with the National Guard in the Korean conflict. He is now employed as advertising manager for the Benlon County Democrat. Dwighf Morris Returns From Tulsa Premier Mr. and Mrs.

Dwight Morris returned last night from Tulsa, where they attended a private premier showing of "The Lifeline," a 15 minute color-film produced for the Department of Defense Mr. Morris was the director of photography and Chill of Hollywood, was the narrator. This film IS to be screened in Washington, D. week and then released to all motion picture theaters, TV networks, civic clubs and the Armed Forces. Another film, "Venture Into Faith," directed by Mr.

Morris, was shown this week. This color-film had premier in Portland, Monday night before an audience of 15,000. Seven Hollywood actors and actresses are featured in the picture, which is one hour and 34 It has been booked completely on the Pacific Coast for one year. Appearing in the montage of opening scenes, as typical of the churches of America, is one of the local churches. Urn Typewriting, together wild related Business Subjects NEW CLASS October 14-16 toy Office Machines, Including Dictaphone and Underwood Electric Typewriter Inroll This Wttk For Monday, October 6.

1952 Fiyettovllte Business College "The School You'll Like" Red Cross Seeks Workers For Day Assignments New volunteer workers sought by the Hed Cross for day. time assignments, It an nounced today by ttft. H. G. Holt, chairman service for Washington County chapter.

In Its appeal- the organization listed many "stimulating Jobs" for wo men as Dray Ladles, motor aerv Ice drivers, staff and social wel fare aids, nurie's aids and canteen workers. There will be a two-hour Instruction meeting Tuesday night at the chapter office, following which those who reglfter may choose the job they want. Mrs. Hotz nnd Mrs. Mable Braden, executive secretary, will be In charge.

One of the new duties up at the VA hospital for Gray Ladies and aids will be staffing the newly constructed sterile service under supervision of the nurses. Two volunteers are needed for this service and for those remaining, all day luncheon will be Showing movies to pa- tlents in the and anistance In the library require the services of volunteers. Service in the wards Is still the most important, which volunteers can give from the standpoint of to veteran patients, according to Mrs. Lonnle E. Hall, chairman Gray Ladles, and here they are needed to read to patients, write letters and shop for them.

The weekly at the hospital is looking for feature and anyone experienced or interested in making layouts and handling make-up. Melz Quartet To Be Heard At University The Metz Quartet, which a quartet in residence at the University this year, will present its first concert in Fayetteville tonight at o'clock in the Fjne Arts Center concert hall. The public invited. There is no admission charge. for the musicians are especially matched and were furnished by A.

F. Metz, Eastern phllantrophlst-lnduitrlallit for whom the quartet Is named. Members of the quartet are Sue Green and Beverly Conn, violinists; Sarah Coisum, vlolist; and Priscilla Parson, cellist. Receipt Of Poll Tax Is Used As Admission Ticket The Bu5lneu and Proftttlonal Club opened Business Women', Week with a meeting at the Civic Club Hooms Monday night. Admluion to the meeting was a 1852 poll tax recepti, and all present 'were declared eligible to vote In the November general election.

Miss Hazel Johnaon, legislative chairman, made the survey. Miss pearl Porter gave a discussion on "How to stay young" with proper and mental dscipline. A sonf-fest and games followed with coffee and cake served by the committee in charge, Miss Mina Marshall, Miss Glenn Stockburger and Mrs. Vanetah Glass. New members introduced included Miss Mozelle Parr, Mrs Mattie Pearl Heath, Mrs.

Irple Ruby and Misi Betty LetUg. Mrs. L. T. Frances was a guest.

Miss Marshall served as master of ceremonies for the ob- of the week will con. tlnued. with members going to the County Home.this evening, leaving from Wesley Hal! at 8:30: Mrs. Jessie Carroll will present the devotional and Miss Pearl Porter will be in charge of the music. and a basket of fruit will be pre- to the members of the home: WIDISH BLOND RfACTS BEST Announcements He Supxr, White School A pie supper will be given at the White House School, Saturday night, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.

Proceeds from the supper will go for a piano to be used In the church. Shamrock Club The Shamrock Club will meet tomorrow at 2:30 p. In the home of Mrs. Henry Shreve, 1028 California Drive, gfor a "tacky 1 party. Parka Cemetery interested in Parks cemetery, are asked to attend a meeting at the WInslow School Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

BIytheville; thao 100 of the top cotton pickers will come here Friday for the 23th National Cotton Pickini Contest NO MONTHLY NOHVEN ON FIRST DAY You may be suffering tieettetilg from tbt functionally-caused pain and weak, "no good" feelings due to aaetutniMlont tar-- In actual kr Compound stopped or gave aiuting relief at such distress In out of 4 of the even on the vary first and wont day of tba monthly period! So Lrdia I. nnkbam'a Vntut.1. Compound or twifroftt Tabfcu. wttb Mtud Iron. SM ft-- taken throughout the month It doM't ztunt enmpt.

backacbea. you tetter before mnd Avrtng jrfluf Or-- It TOU tutto frotn functional "Hot find cut hm naaitm-l tor thtt, tool I NOTICE I have moved my Beauty Shoppe back to the old location 121 W. MOUNTAIN Norma's Beauty Shoppe Personals Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.

Lewis -ind son, Ricky, of Houston, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Lewis' mother, Mrs. Bertha Campbell. Dr. and Mrs.

George Fischer tft this morning for Chicago where they will spend several days visiting friends and rela- Ives and will return home next Tuesday. GS Troop 16 Meets To Elect Officers Girl Scout Troop 18 met Friday afternoon with Martha Nan Kinney, for the election of They are: Janet Adams, president; Sue Dunlavy, vice Gail Cooper, secretary; 'Bet'ty Brooks treasurer; Martha Nan McKlnnev, reporter. It was announced that the troop will present a program on Girl Scouting ot a meeting of the Rotary Club this month. The club will meet this year under the direction of co-leaders, Mrs. Mearl McKinncy Mrs.

Howard Wan- toner, with assistance from the mothers of the girls. Mrs. M. Cunningham of Ok- mulgce, is here for a few days' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Thad Rowdcn, and family.

Four from Fayetteville are attending a regional conference of church women beginning this evening in Oklahoma City. They are Mrs. Kyle Engler, Mrs. Tom Smith, Mrs. Guy Kenman and Mrs.

James Arterburn. Delu glgnu Fraternity After an inactive summer, of Delta Sigma Fraternity will resume their meetings, beginning tonight, at the home of Don Mlolonary Baptist Anoelati.n The Missionary Baptist Association convenes with the First Baptist Church, Springdale, Monday evening through Friday of next week. Speakers for Monday evening will be A. L. Ltake and Dr.

W. Morrison. All churches are to be represented. rayettevlUe B. P.

W. Fayetteville Business and Professional women will visit the Washington County Home tonight and conduct the singing of old songs. The group will meet in Wesley Hall at 6:30 p. m. More than 150,000 people work In the Pennsylvania coal industry t.

tttoto meMartnr Mass Killing Of Fish On River Protested Malvern-yp)-Strongly worde petitions protesting what is scribing as wholesale killing fish on the Ouachlta River be tween Remmel Dam and Donak son are being circulated by res dents of Malvern and Hot Sprin County. Cause of the masss laughter Is attributed to the industrial dumping of refuse and chemicals into the river. "COME AND GCT IT" W. O. SHIPUY UMNO CO.

Inc. Births Mr. UK Clmter O'Neal Mr. and Chester O'Neal of Thorney, announce the birth a son, October 1, at the City Hospital. Mr.

and rVIUUsn Danforth Mr. and Mrs. William Danforth of Fayetteville, announce the birth of a son, October 1, at the City Hospital. No Colds iliis Winter Pwional Column COMING SOON "Among Arkansas' Finest A. O.

CALLIaON RANDALL ROIERTB MORTON CANHCI Phoa 14 you repay a Home Loon our direct monthly reduction loan plan it burdensome. It the systematic way to nay ofl the and the convinlem monthly payments cut down the Intereat each month as you pay the principal. "THWE IS NO BETTER PUN" Fayetteville Building Loan Assn. CRAVENS BUILDING Org. 1922 Phone 353 W.

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